paul wheaton

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here's all the rates:

https://permies.com/wiki/sepper

RV stuff falls into "camping".  

Julia K Ratmeyer wrote:Do you have instructions on how to post this thread to my other account?

Log in to your other account.  Reply to this thread.  Done.

Julia K Ratmeyer wrote:If merging accounts is something only a site administrator can do, then l am ready for that to happen. Please let me know if there is anything you need from my end.

If you could post to this thread with the other account, that shows us that you are the owner of both accounts.  

One question- any feedback on how to feed the cardboard into a J tube? It is easiest to just drop a flat strip in, but I've found when mixing with other sticks/cordwood that these flat pieces usually get hung up above the burn area.

Sometimes, I would shred a fresh cardboard box as I would start the fire.  I would use a box cutter to get it into strips contrary to the corrugation.  Then i can rip it by hand to make sure it fits well into the j-tube.

Sometimes, the boots will take some boxes and cut them up into squares that will fit easily into the j-tube.  That's great stuff.  



I do think that getting the heat for the day from just cardboard is a bother.  It burns hotter, but you gotta keep feeding it.  And then it sorta plugs up with a sort of cinder/ash that isn't as hot.  Better to throw some wood in there with it.


I think that this experiment has shown a lot of things:

      - you can heat your home all winter with cardboard, paper garbage and woody garbage

      - the crates with garbage wood is a really great system

I suspect that if I have all the cordwood i want, plus all the cardboard i want, plus all the crates of garbagy wood ...  I would probably end up burning a pretty even mix of all three.   Start with cardboard to get it really hot and then toss in some cordwood sticks.  Then when the cordwood sticks are about half gone - it would be challenging to put in more cordwood sticks, so add garbagy wood.      

A quick search for paypal transactions with your email address - nothing.

Gonna need some clues to work with.

I thought I could access them through "My Stuff" but they no longer show up there.  The products I purchased in the last couple of months are:  Permaculture Adventure Bundle ($35), Gardener Master Course ($35), and Permaculture Design Course plus the Appropriate Technology Course ($49.50).  

It is true - I don't see those things attached to your account.

My first thought is that you bought it with an email address that is different than the email address tied to this account.

I sent an email to permies.com for assistance and have not heard back.  

What was the email address you used?

How long ago did you send that email?

Can you copy and paste it to this thread?

Julia K Ratmeyer,
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